Evan Sutton

@evansutton.bsky.social

Han Shot first. Making trouble @ Firekit Campaigns and baking pie. Formerly AFT, New Organizing, Obama '08. It's good to punch Nazis. https://linktr.ee/evanyellsatclouds

I know I was extremely lucky to have parents who were loving, stable and functional, but when I listen to my wife and her adult niece discuss the absolute dysfunction of their extended family it really hits home just how fortunate I was.

Personally I would love to see Bluesky expand. It shouldn’t just be the app for leftists who can’t stand Matt Yglesias! It should also be the app for liberals who can’t stand Matt Yglesias. And apolitical folks who can’t stand Yglesias. And, yes, even conservatives who can’t stand Matt Yglesias!

The failure of the Trump presidency and the exposure of right wing scams have arrested Dems’ slide with young male voters. Keeping them in the Dem coalition as insurance against resurgent fascism is a much harder problem. It can’t be solved with superficial gestures or policy chits. It’s ~~praxis~~.

MAGA Squandered Young Men's Trust; Making Them Stay Democrats Is The Hard Part

The right discredited itself. The left can't win them back with beards and podcast appearances alone.

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If you want a perfect capsule to demonstrate how completely divorced from reality the broligarchs and their toadies are, look only to the fact that someone thought a winning strategy is to bring a disgraced one-term NYC mayor to Wisconsin to sell angry residents a data center lol

Jessy Edwards@jessyedwards.bsky.social · 2d ago

A video taken Saturday shows former NYC Mayor Eric Adams in sales pitch mode in Wisconsin Rapids, as he's heckled by residents opposed to the data center he's trying to sell them on. "My name is Eric Adams," he begins, as the boos begin to rain down. "You belong in prison!" one attendee shouts.

Know a student or new grad who's looking for work in politics? Are they a good writer? Understand social? I'm hiring a part-time fall associate. Tell 'em to HMU for the JD.

When all the AI companies are lining up to go "oh noooo, look at what *my* super-capable AI did when I wasn't looking! It's just so powerful!" I think a dose a suspicion is warranted.